
環境部、教育部、經濟部聯合舉辦115年大學永續長研討會,113校響應,99所大學已設永續長。環境部長彭啓明強調真正減碳而非漂綠,教育部次長劉國偉指出學術界用電習慣需改,並提及原住民氣候適應、校園綠籬等議題,未來將推動碳盤查、節能、綠色採購、太陽能擴建及植樹資訊系統,加速大專淨零轉型。
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環境部、教育部、經濟部推動大學設置永續長職位,以加速校園淨零轉型,目前已有99所大學設置永續長,占應邀參與學校的約8成。
氣候變遷衝擊讓淨零轉型不得不加快腳步,環境部今(7日)攜手教育部、經濟部舉辦「115年大學永續長研討會」,吸引113校響應,並統計已有99所大學設有永續長,將透過經驗分享,帶動綠能升級、擴大校園太陽光電、碳盤查、增加綠蔭空間、植樹資訊系統等,加速大專校院淨零轉型的新引擎。
環境部長彭啓明表示,推動企業淨零轉型及循環經濟,強調是「真正減碳」而非做文章,公部門也已推動永續長制度,效果不錯,連國防部也開始啟動淨零,環境部與大學更是夥伴關係,呼籲各校成立永續長打破行政與學術藩籬,將與教育部一起推動,全方位碳盤查、深度節能、綠色採購與擴大太陽能光電,以及結合環境教育加上綠領人才培育,未來若有大量減碳行動可優先補助,但提醒不要「漂綠」。
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教育部次長劉國偉也說,已有99所大學設有永續長,比率約占8成,此為顯學,曾問過教師認為大學內最大碳排是什麼?結果發現學術界很多單位的電腦、冷氣即使不使用、人走了也不關機,「這是習慣問題!」未來將祭出獎懲;他亦提到造林,3600多所中小學掌握78.6萬棵樹,每一顆都有一個植樹的QR碼,之後也將與環境部合作在大學裡推動,讓規模擴大。
有關原住民氣候適應議題,彭啓明也回應,未來將媒合生物碳觀念,讓原住民透過真實的維護森林、參與復育或植樹等,取得森林碳匯,也增加原住民參與氣候變遷,納入原民力量,如很多原民觀念是符合氣候永續與調適,但過去都忽略了,同時也利用資源補償原民受到的氣候衝擊。
校園圍牆變綠籬方面,彭啓明認為,拆除圍牆有利增加樹木生長空間,部分中小學或大專已有綠圍籬,讓校園更舒服,但前期溝通很耗時,如家長擔憂綠圍籬是否會遭人入侵等,需要教育部力量散布正確觀念;劉國偉也說,校園樹木種得好,也可以向外擴散,達到都市林效益,會與環境部一起合作。
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未來將對大量減碳行動的大學優先提供補助
Likely · Within months
環境部將與教育部合作推動大學綠領人才培育
Very likely · Within months
將推動原住民透過維護森林、復育或�樹取得森林碳匯
Likely · Within months

During the National Day holiday, there was a commercial rush to the sea in Sanya, Lingshui and other places in Hainan. A large number of tourists illegally entered the mangrove nature reserves to catch the sea, fished using banned "extreme household nets" and frequently harvested benthic organisms, causing serious damage and irreversible damage to the mangrove ecosystem.

The Hainan Provincial Meteorological Observatory predicts that due to the influence of the easterly jet stream from October 8 to 9, heavy precipitation will occur in the eastern half of Hainan Island, and local heavy rains may occur; the western half will be cloudy with showers or thundershowers; winds in sea areas such as the Qiongzhou Strait can reach level 5 to 6, and gusts can reach level 7 to 9 during thunderstorms; the meteorological department reminds to guard against flash floods, geological disasters and the risk of waterlogging.

Lin De'en, a doctor of atmospheric sciences at National Taiwan University, said that due to the influence of the northeast monsoon, tonight to tomorrow morning will be the strongest moment of this wave of southward cold air, and the cooling experience will be the coldest in autumn. The low temperature in the morning and evening in the northern region is about 20 to 22 degrees, and in central and southern China and Taitung is about 22 to 25 degrees. He reminded that clothing should be adjusted in time at night and early morning to avoid wind chill.

Meteorological expert Wu Derong pointed out that the weather will be clear and stable from today to Friday, but due to the influence of radiation cooling, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the lowest temperature on the plains may drop to 16 degrees. On National Day on Saturday, the moisture on the windward side will increase slightly, and the temperature in North Taiwan will drop slightly. From next Sunday to Tuesday, there will be occasional localized short-term rain in the eastern half, while the western half will be clear and stable. The three typhoons pose no threat to Taiwan.

The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that there will be heavy rainfall in Hainan Island in the next three days, and the cumulative rainfall will be large; there will be rain and snow in northern Xinjiang and western South Xinjiang, and moderate to heavy snow or sleet in high-altitude areas; the weather in most parts of the country will be mainly sunny, and it is necessary to pay attention to the impact on tourism and transportation and to prevent secondary disasters.

Jeff Kingston, an American academic living in Tokyo, has stopped walking in Gunma's hills due to frequent bear encounters, including a 2014 attack requiring nine stitches. His caution reflects a national rise in bear sightings across residential and farmland areas as animals prepare for winter.